Indalo

Sits in a 7-act community whose dominant strand is Alternative/Indie, alongside Arekta Rock Band, Black, De-illumination, Powersurge, Severe Dementia, Tahsan Rahman Khan.

• Black
  shared member: Jon Kabir · both cite Alice In Chains, Soundgarden
• Powersurge
  1 shared bill
• Karnivalinferred
  both cite Alice In Chains

• Jon Kabir — Vocals, Guitar, Founder (formerly of Black) (2012–present)
• Zubair Hasan — Guitar, Vocals, Founder (formerly of Aashor) (2012–present)
• Bart Nandit Areng — Bass (replaced Ahsan Titu) (unspecified–present)
• Mubarak Milon — Drums (rejoined after Quazi Farhan's tenure) (unspecified–present)
• Ahsan Titu — Bass, Founder (formerly of Aashor and Black; departed after first single) (2012–unspecified) · former
• Dio Haque — Drums, Founder (formerly of Nemesis; departed after health issues) (2012–unspecified) · former
• Quazi Farhan — Drums (interim, departed after second album recording) (unspecified) · former

• Kokhon Kibhabe Ekhane Ke Jane · 2015 · studio
  Hobeki · Obosheshe · ISD · Mittha
• Notun Khaame Purono Chithi · 2021 · ep
• Uttor Khujchi Dokkhine (unreleased second album) · year unrecorded · studio

• Pearl Jam / Alice in Chains / Soundgarden / Stone Temple Pilotshigh

  All band members are explicitly documented as greatly influenced by 1990s American grunge/alternative rock, specifically citing Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden and Stone Temple Pilots as core inspirations.

  Source: Wikipedia Indalo (band)

Indalo is a direct 'supergroup' formation drawing members from three previously-catalogued bands — Jon Kabir from Black, Zubair Hasan and Ahsan Titu from Aashor (Titu also of Black), and Dio Haque from Nemesis — making it a clear case of cross-band genealogical convergence within the Bangladeshi alternative rock scene; the 2021 EP 'Notun Khaame Purono Chithi' is explicitly framed as a tribute to legendary local artists, directly acknowledging the scene's own history within new material.

Founding period (2012): formed by Jon Kabir (Black), Zubair Hasan (Aashor), Ahsan Titu (Aashor/Black) and Dio Haque (Nemesis); first public performance 10 November 2012. Early lineup churn: Titu departed after recording debut single 'ISD,' replaced by Bart Nandit Areng; Dio Haque took a break after a heart attack and stroke, with Mubarak Milon and later Quazi Farhan filling in on drums before Milon's return. Debut album period (2015): Kokhon Kibhabe Ekhane Ke Jane established the band's grunge-influenced alternative rock sound. Later period (2021): EP Notun Khaame Purono Chithi paid tribute to legendary local artists; a second album (Uttor Khujchi Dokkhine) was recorded but remains unreleased.

Based on documented description and discographic sequence. No audio-feature analysis was possible in this project, so nothing here rests on measured signal.

Specific concert/festival data not yet documented in available sources — flagged for further research.

As a cross-pollinated 'supergroup' drawing from Black, Aashor and Nemesis, Indalo functions as a direct node connecting multiple alternative-rock fan communities within the BMPN preference network; its members' documented health-related lineup disruptions (Dio Haque) also illustrate the human/biographical continuity challenges facing long-running Bangladeshi bands.

Inferred from co-billing and from what artists and journalists said — this project has no audience-side data.

• RockNation II
  2013-09-20 · Dhaka · metal rock festival

• Indalo (band) — Wikipedia · encyclopedia
• The Chronicles of #INDALOMEN — The Daily Star · profile